China owes the United States nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS from bonds they sold to U.S. citizens and banks, decades ago! It's time for the President and Congress to demand for a settlement with China the same way the British did years ago. Sovereign debt is never forgiven despite a shift in politics or governments. Please forward this to friends and family. A U.S. stimulus would occur in taxes and with new capital that leads to a wonderful 'multiplier effect.'

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political reasons, both governments are ignoring the 100 ton elephant in the room--or shall we say dragon in the room?
Most people are aware of China recently surpassing the United States as the world's largest economy, owning a major portion of the US national debt, and the trade surplus it enjoys with America. But what most people don’t know is China owes Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in bond payments!
Some brief history: It was American citizens and the US government who made possible China’s recent rise to power with its growing economic and military influence, by buying Chinese government-issued bonds to develop China’s infrastructure.
Between 1911 and 1942 China issued bonds which were purchased by the U.S. Government and many other governments, U.S. and foreign banks and to people around the world including U.S. citizens. The Chinese bonds were marketed competitively with other sovereign debt instruments of the day by Wall Street ﬁrms. They were trusted investments and promoted by many mainstream agencies and newspapers including the old grey lady, the New York Times, then and still the national newspaper of record for the United States.
China properly serviced the debt payments associated with these bonds until it became the Peoples Republic of China in 1949 and decided to intentionally default on the loans. This was an illegal act. Under international law, the money China owes on its defaulted American bonds is considered Sovereign debt, and Sovereign debt has no statute of limitations.
Even worse than China’s violation of the international laws behind sovereign debt, China appears to only pay off its debts for something in return. In 1987, it paid off the same bonds it owes to the US, to the citizens and government of the United Kingdom, which occurred as Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule.
So, clearly, China has acknowledged it owes the money on its bonds and established a precedent by paying the United Kingdom.
But despite its documented record of defaulting on loans, China has used its new political and economic muscle to compete in the international development banking industry. In early 2015, China launched the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the AIIB, which is designed to directly challenge and circumvent the leadership of the US and Japan over both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.
Given these facts, as well as the legal precedent China itself created when it selectively paid off Britain, in tandem with its solid economic world position, there is no excuse for China to refuse its ﬁscal responsibility to the government of the United States as well as to the thousands of individual citizens who purchased those bonds and are still holding them--or in many cases, their children or grandchildren are holding them.
There is currently no US government entity organized to accomplish the task of settling this enormous debt with China, yet there is a private sector American organization planning to accomplish this mission with the assistance of the US government. Since 2001, the American Bondholders Foundation has legally represented the majority of American bondholders, and is working closely with members of Congress to solve this problem.
This potential settlement could be the greatest American stimulus package ever created and yet Americans would be simply settling an outstanding, overdue debt with China.
As America faces the biggest Treasury debt numbers in world history, deadbeat China is now incredulously planning on issuing new international bonds to help their slowing economy. Since it will be against the American and InternationalLaws to buy any bonds from China until all previous bond debts are settled, one wonders if now is the time for Congress and our President to stop China’s goal of getting away with the crime of the century--a second century in a row, racking up more debt heaped upon their last biggest theft in history.
Now that you understand the big picture, please forward a link of this video to your elected officials to help get our money back.
Thank you.
More information is available at:
http://AmericanBondholdersFoundation.com ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV

published:26 May 2015

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The Fed faces a delicate balancing act in 2018. Portfolio Manager DavidHoag discusses his interest-rate outlook and implications for investors.
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China plans to make $4 trillion of their bonds available in select countries.

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Standard & Poor’s declared Argentina in default after the government missed a deadline for paying interest on $13 billion of restructured bonds.
The SouthAmerican country failed to get the $539 million payment to bondholders after a U.S. judge ruled that the money couldn’t be distributed unless a group of hedge funds holding defaulted debt also got paid. Argentina, in default for the second time in 13 years, has about $200 billion in foreign-currency debt, including $30 billion of restructured bonds, according to S&P.
Click Here To Read The Full Article: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-30/argentina-defaults-according-to-s-p-as-debt-meetings-continue.html
Click Here To Read The Article About The Problem With The Central Bank: http://panampost.com/ivan-cachanosky/2014/07/24/argentina-central-bank-on-path-to-insolvency-in-just-two-months/
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published:01 Aug 2014

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Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? EconomistNicole Gelinas, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, has the answer, and it will have big implications for policymakers when they grapple with the next economic crisis.
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In 2008, America experienced the biggest meltdown of its financial sector since the Great Depression. The conventional wisdom is that this failure and subsequent government rescue, commonly known as "the bailout" was brought about by three decades of bank de-regulation. There were a lot of causes for the meltdown, but deregulation wasn't one of them. Ironically, it wasn't because the banks had become unmoored from government control that led them into the financial storm, it was because they had become too closely tied to government. For three decades Uncle Sam, like an enabling parent, had always "been there" when the big banks got into trouble. The shock in 2008 was that for one brief moment, Uncle Sam wasn't there.
In the wee hours of September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. The financial industry waited for the Feds to step in and save Lehman bondholders like it saved those of Bear Stearns some months earlier. That didn't happen. Global financial markets seized up. As the Dow Jones Industrial average fell 498 points, or nearly 4.4 percent, financial institutions effectively went on strike. Banks wouldn't lend money to other banks and thus, indirectly, to the public because they had no idea which financial institution might go belly up next. The economy can withstand a stock-market crash, but a credit-market freeze -- essentially a cash freeze -- can cause a Depression, as credit underpins almost all business and personal activities. Indeed, some large companies, including General Electric, were so dependent on these short-term credit markets that they were in danger of not being able to pay their workers.
The financial industry pleaded with the government to act. Later in the same day, September 15, it did. The Feds wouldn't save Lehman's but it would save AIG, the primary insurer of mortgage loans. A month later, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion plan to pump taxpayer cash into America's banks and financial institutions was approved by Congress.
Public officials generally agreed that the free market had failed. In November 2008, President George W. Bush came to New York to explain why he, a Republican president, had signed TARP into law. "I'm a market-oriented guy, but not when I'm faced with the prospect of a global meltdown," he said.
But free-market capitalism had not melted down. Again, the problem was not that banks had been too free, but that they had grown too dependent on government over the last few decades. Here's a brief history.
America's first post-Depression bailout of a big bank came in 1984 when the Republican administration of Ronald Reagan, with help from the Federal Reserve bailed out Continental Illinois, the eighth largest commercial bank in the nation. The bailout introduced the phrase "too big to fail" to the financial media's vocabulary.
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Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in their name as they continue to bailout gamblers and con-artists who have forced every Irish citizen to financial serfdom. These brave men and woman are showing the rest of the citizens of Ireland that we need to come together and make known our outright hostility to the current puppets in government as they continue their policy of appeasement to Berlin. The people of Ballyhea are getting up off their knees and saying no way we won't pay! What about the rest of the country??? To all the silent patriots in the countless small towns and villages of Ireland come together and get up off your knees and make a stand!
www.thepressnet.com

Anglo-Irish social class

The term "Anglo-Irish" is often applied to the members of the Church of Ireland who made up the professional and landed class in Ireland from the 17th century up to the time of Irish independence in the 20th century. In the course of the 17th century, this Anglo-Irish landed class replaced the Gaelic Irish and Old English aristocracies as the ruling class in Ireland. They were also referred to as "New English" to distinguish them from the "Old English" who descended from the medieval Hiberno-Norman settlers. A larger but less socially prominent element of the Protestant Irish population were the immigrant French Huguenots and the English and Scottish dissidents who settled in Ireland in the 17th and 18th centuries, many of whom later emigrated to the American colonies.

China's debt to American Bondholders: Washington Testimonials

China owes the United States nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS from bonds they sold to U.S. citizens and banks, decades ago! It's time for the President and Congress to demand for a settlement with China the same way the British did years ago. Sovereign debt is never forgiven despite a shift in politics or governments. Please forward this to friends and family. A U.S. stimulus would occur in taxes and with new capital that leads to a wonderful 'multiplier effect.'

59:32

Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show

Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show

Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show

China's Dirty Little Secret: They owe US MORE than we owe Them!

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political reasons, both governments are ignoring the 100 ton elephant in the room--or shall we say dragon in the room?
Most people are aware of China recently surpassing the United States as the world's largest economy, owning a major portion of the US national debt, and the trade surplus it enjoys with America. But what most people don’t know is China owes Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in bond payments!
Some brief history: It was American citizens and the US government who made possible China’s recent rise to power with its growing economic and military influence, by buying Chinese government-issued bonds to develop China’s infrastructure.
Between 1911 and 1942 China issued bonds which were purchased by the U.S. Government and many other governments, U.S. and foreign banks and to people around the world including U.S. citizens. The Chinese bonds were marketed competitively with other sovereign debt instruments of the day by Wall Street ﬁrms. They were trusted investments and promoted by many mainstream agencies and newspapers including the old grey lady, the New York Times, then and still the national newspaper of record for the United States.
China properly serviced the debt payments associated with these bonds until it became the Peoples Republic of China in 1949 and decided to intentionally default on the loans. This was an illegal act. Under international law, the money China owes on its defaulted American bonds is considered Sovereign debt, and Sovereign debt has no statute of limitations.
Even worse than China’s violation of the international laws behind sovereign debt, China appears to only pay off its debts for something in return. In 1987, it paid off the same bonds it owes to the US, to the citizens and government of the United Kingdom, which occurred as Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule.
So, clearly, China has acknowledged it owes the money on its bonds and established a precedent by paying the United Kingdom.
But despite its documented record of defaulting on loans, China has used its new political and economic muscle to compete in the international development banking industry. In early 2015, China launched the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the AIIB, which is designed to directly challenge and circumvent the leadership of the US and Japan over both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.
Given these facts, as well as the legal precedent China itself created when it selectively paid off Britain, in tandem with its solid economic world position, there is no excuse for China to refuse its ﬁscal responsibility to the government of the United States as well as to the thousands of individual citizens who purchased those bonds and are still holding them--or in many cases, their children or grandchildren are holding them.
There is currently no US government entity organized to accomplish the task of settling this enormous debt with China, yet there is a private sector American organization planning to accomplish this mission with the assistance of the US government. Since 2001, the American Bondholders Foundation has legally represented the majority of American bondholders, and is working closely with members of Congress to solve this problem.
This potential settlement could be the greatest American stimulus package ever created and yet Americans would be simply settling an outstanding, overdue debt with China.
As America faces the biggest Treasury debt numbers in world history, deadbeat China is now incredulously planning on issuing new international bonds to help their slowing economy. Since it will be against the American and InternationalLaws to buy any bonds from China until all previous bond debts are settled, one wonders if now is the time for Congress and our President to stop China’s goal of getting away with the crime of the century--a second century in a row, racking up more debt heaped upon their last biggest theft in history.
Now that you understand the big picture, please forward a link of this video to your elected officials to help get our money back.
Thank you.
More information is available at:
http://AmericanBondholdersFoundation.com ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV

5:02

Interest Rate Outlook: What It Means for Bondholders

Interest Rate Outlook: What It Means for Bondholders

Interest Rate Outlook: What It Means for Bondholders

The Fed faces a delicate balancing act in 2018. Portfolio Manager DavidHoag discusses his interest-rate outlook and implications for investors.
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0:10

How to Pronounce bondholders - American English

How to Pronounce bondholders - American English

How to Pronounce bondholders - American English

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Chinese Bonds To Be Sold Internationally

China plans to make $4 trillion of their bonds available in select countries.

20:36

JAMES RICKARDS - Which Major American Bank is Going Bankrupt NEXT!

JAMES RICKARDS - Which Major American Bank is Going Bankrupt NEXT!

JAMES RICKARDS - Which Major American Bank is Going Bankrupt NEXT!

10:46

Argentina Defaults On Debt But Actually Has A Bigger Problem Looming!!

Argentina Defaults On Debt But Actually Has A Bigger Problem Looming!!

Argentina Defaults On Debt But Actually Has A Bigger Problem Looming!!

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Standard & Poor’s declared Argentina in default after the government missed a deadline for paying interest on $13 billion of restructured bonds.
The SouthAmerican country failed to get the $539 million payment to bondholders after a U.S. judge ruled that the money couldn’t be distributed unless a group of hedge funds holding defaulted debt also got paid. Argentina, in default for the second time in 13 years, has about $200 billion in foreign-currency debt, including $30 billion of restructured bonds, according to S&P.
Click Here To Read The Full Article: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-30/argentina-defaults-according-to-s-p-as-debt-meetings-continue.html
Click Here To Read The Article About The Problem With The Central Bank: http://panampost.com/ivan-cachanosky/2014/07/24/argentina-central-bank-on-path-to-insolvency-in-just-two-months/
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Your own due diligence is recommended before buying or selling any investments, securities, or precious metals.

5:53

Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? EconomistNicole Gelinas, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, has the answer, and it will have big implications for policymakers when they grapple with the next economic crisis.
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Script:
In 2008, America experienced the biggest meltdown of its financial sector since the Great Depression. The conventional wisdom is that this failure and subsequent government rescue, commonly known as "the bailout" was brought about by three decades of bank de-regulation. There were a lot of causes for the meltdown, but deregulation wasn't one of them. Ironically, it wasn't because the banks had become unmoored from government control that led them into the financial storm, it was because they had become too closely tied to government. For three decades Uncle Sam, like an enabling parent, had always "been there" when the big banks got into trouble. The shock in 2008 was that for one brief moment, Uncle Sam wasn't there.
In the wee hours of September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. The financial industry waited for the Feds to step in and save Lehman bondholders like it saved those of Bear Stearns some months earlier. That didn't happen. Global financial markets seized up. As the Dow Jones Industrial average fell 498 points, or nearly 4.4 percent, financial institutions effectively went on strike. Banks wouldn't lend money to other banks and thus, indirectly, to the public because they had no idea which financial institution might go belly up next. The economy can withstand a stock-market crash, but a credit-market freeze -- essentially a cash freeze -- can cause a Depression, as credit underpins almost all business and personal activities. Indeed, some large companies, including General Electric, were so dependent on these short-term credit markets that they were in danger of not being able to pay their workers.
The financial industry pleaded with the government to act. Later in the same day, September 15, it did. The Feds wouldn't save Lehman's but it would save AIG, the primary insurer of mortgage loans. A month later, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion plan to pump taxpayer cash into America's banks and financial institutions was approved by Congress.
Public officials generally agreed that the free market had failed. In November 2008, President George W. Bush came to New York to explain why he, a Republican president, had signed TARP into law. "I'm a market-oriented guy, but not when I'm faced with the prospect of a global meltdown," he said.
But free-market capitalism had not melted down. Again, the problem was not that banks had been too free, but that they had grown too dependent on government over the last few decades. Here's a brief history.
America's first post-Depression bailout of a big bank came in 1984 when the Republican administration of Ronald Reagan, with help from the Federal Reserve bailed out Continental Illinois, the eighth largest commercial bank in the nation. The bailout introduced the phrase "too big to fail" to the financial media's vocabulary.
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Ballyhea says no to Bondholders

Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in their name as they continue to bailout gamblers and con-artists who have forced every Irish citizen to financial serfdom. These brave men and woman are showing the rest of the citizens of Ireland that we need to come together and make known our outright hostility to the current puppets in government as they continue their policy of appeasement to Berlin. The people of Ballyhea are getting up off their knees and saying no way we won't pay! What about the rest of the country??? To all the silent patriots in the countless small towns and villages of Ireland come together and get up off your knees and make a stand!
www.thepressnet.com

18:02

The Tyranny of Bond Holders

The Tyranny of Bond Holders

The Tyranny of Bond Holders

Kevin Gallager: Bond holders using commercial contracts to shift all liability and risk for state debt onto ordinary people

29:24

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

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Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
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4:17

Noonan argues against paying bank bondholders, December 2010

Noonan argues against paying bank bondholders, December 2010

Noonan argues against paying bank bondholders, December 2010

4:33

Argentina Finance Minister says country not in default

Argentina Finance Minister says country not in default

Argentina Finance Minister says country not in default

ArgentineEconomyMinisterAxel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Kicillof has threatened court action if bondholders demand their money back. This, after Buenos Aires has failed to clinch a deal with representatives from the funds. The Latin American country is facing a debt default because of the money it owes to the US financial institutions. Argentinians describe them as vulture funds and accuse them of seeking profit out of the country's financial problem. The private American bond-holders are known as hold-outs because of their refusal to sign a debt restructuring deal. Under the deal, investors agreed to settle for about a third of what they were originally owed.

Federal Reserve: Redemption Gates Coming for Bond Holders

Apropos of exactly nothing, the Federal Reserve recently warned that redemption gates for bonds cause... bank runs. Sounds like someone's still smarting from allegations of cluelessness while the last financial meltdown was going on under its nose.
In any case, to make sure everyone understands that the exits are being blocked, the Fed deployed its leading global stenographer--the Financial Times--to issue its warning far and wide, and to avoid total humiliation when the next fraud-induced financial catastrophe occurs.
Dave Kranzler's stunning Socratic dialogue with his dog makes it all so clear.
Links:
http://www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/feds/2014/201430/201430pap.pdf
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/290ed010-f567-11e3-91a8-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz35HaP2E00

31:24

Who Took Down Stockton?

Who Took Down Stockton?

Who Took Down Stockton?

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
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***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
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Down to the Wire: Ukraine at odds with bondholders in key restructuring talks

Down to the Wire: Ukraine at odds with bondholders in key restructuring talks

Down to the Wire: Ukraine at odds with bondholders in key restructuring talks

Today's article, titled 'Ukraine, creditors trade blame before key restructuring talks', was published on June 29 by the Reuters news agency and looks at down-to-the-wire talks between Ukraine and a committee of bondholders, who hold about 9 billion USD in Ukrainian bonds.
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China's debt to American Bondholders: Washington Testimonials

China owes the United States nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS from bonds they sold to U.S. citizens and banks, decades ago! It's time for the President and Congress to demand for a settlement with China the same way the British did years ago. Sovereign debt is never forgiven despite a shift in politics or governments. Please forward this to friends and family. A U.S. stimulus would occur in taxes and with new capital that leads to a wonderful 'multiplier effect.'

published: 28 Mar 2012

Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show

China's Dirty Little Secret: They owe US MORE than we owe Them!

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political reasons, both governments are ignoring the 100 ton elephant in the room--or shall we say dragon in the room?
Most people are aware of China recently surpassing the United States as the world's largest economy, owning a major portion of the US national debt, and the trade surplus it enjoys with America. But what most people don’t know is China owes Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in bond payments!
Some brief history: It was American citizens and the US government who made possible China’s recent rise to power with its growing economic and military influence, by buying Chinese government-issued bonds to develop China’s infra...

published: 26 May 2015

Interest Rate Outlook: What It Means for Bondholders

The Fed faces a delicate balancing act in 2018. Portfolio Manager DavidHoag discusses his interest-rate outlook and implications for investors.
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published: 19 Jan 2018

How to Pronounce bondholders - American English

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Chinese Bonds To Be Sold Internationally

China plans to make $4 trillion of their bonds available in select countries.

published: 06 Oct 2014

JAMES RICKARDS - Which Major American Bank is Going Bankrupt NEXT!

published: 17 Sep 2017

Argentina Defaults On Debt But Actually Has A Bigger Problem Looming!!

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Standard & Poor’s declared Argentina in default after the government missed a deadline for paying interest on $13 billion of restructured bonds.
The SouthAmerican country failed to get the $539 million payment to bondholders after a U.S. judge ruled that the money couldn’t be distributed unless a group of hedge funds holding defaulted debt also got paid. Argentina, in default for the second time in 13 years, has about $200 billion in foreign-currency debt, including $30 billion of restructured bonds, according to S&P.
Click Here To Read The Full Article: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-30/argentina-defaults-according-to-s-p-as-debt-meetings-continue.html
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published: 01 Aug 2014

Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? EconomistNicole Gelinas, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, has the answer, and it will have big implications for policymakers when they grapple with the next economic crisis.
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Ballyhea says no to Bondholders

Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in their name as they continue to bailout gamblers and con-artists who have forced every Irish citizen to financial serfdom. These brave men and woman are showing the rest of the citizens of Ireland that we need to come together and make known our outright hostility to the current puppets in government as they continue their policy of appeasement to Berlin. The people of Ballyhea are getting up off their knees and saying no way we won't pay! What about the rest of the country??? To all the silent patriots in the countless small towns and villages of Ireland come together and get up off your knees and make a stand!
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published: 19 Sep 2012

The Tyranny of Bond Holders

Kevin Gallager: Bond holders using commercial contracts to shift all liability and risk for state debt onto ordinary people

published: 29 Jul 2011

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

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Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
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From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republi...

published: 30 Mar 2012

Noonan argues against paying bank bondholders, December 2010

published: 03 Nov 2011

Argentina Finance Minister says country not in default

ArgentineEconomyMinisterAxel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Kicillof has threatened court action if bondholders demand their money back. This, after Buenos Aires has failed to clinch a deal with representatives from the funds. The Latin American country is facing a debt default because of the money it owes to the US financial institutions. Argentinians describe them as vulture funds and accuse them of seeking profit out of the country's financial problem. The private American bond-holders are known as hold-outs because of their refusal to sign a debt restructuring deal. Under the deal, investors agreed to settle for about a third of what they were originally owed.

published: 01 Aug 2014

Michael Hudson on Greece Passes New Austerity for New Loans

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Bond holders, banks, and IMF bear responsibility for having made irresponsible loans to Greece, so it is not right for them to force yet more austerity on Greece, says Michael HudsonSpecialThanks toThe Real News Network for permission to use on DaveStricklers YouTube channel, be sure to visit them for further comprehensive coverage, other news aspects or donate to them here: goo.gl/BY0Udr
Michael Hudson BIO: Hudson is one of very few economists (there were only 12 actually) - globally - who perfectly predicted the 2008 financial crisis. Hudson actually understand flows in the monetary system furthered early in his career by working on Wallstreet as a balance of payments analyst at Chase Manhattan bank.
He attended the University of Chicago's Laboratory ...

published: 07 May 2017

Middle Class Disappearing as Trillions in Debt Crushing Americans!

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Here are all the pullbacks in the $SPX since 1928. Been awhile without a 10% correction, but it can go longer.
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published: 29 Jul 2015

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Federal Reserve: Redemption Gates Coming for Bond Holders

Apropos of exactly nothing, the Federal Reserve recently warned that redemption gates for bonds cause... bank runs. Sounds like someone's still smarting from allegations of cluelessness while the last financial meltdown was going on under its nose.
In any case, to make sure everyone understands that the exits are being blocked, the Fed deployed its leading global stenographer--the Financial Times--to issue its warning far and wide, and to avoid total humiliation when the next fraud-induced financial catastrophe occurs.
Dave Kranzler's stunning Socratic dialogue with his dog makes it all so clear.
Links:
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http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/290ed010-f567-11e3-91a8-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz35HaP2E00

published: 23 Jun 2014

Who Took Down Stockton?

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
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***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
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Down to the Wire: Ukraine at odds with bondholders in key restructuring talks

Today's article, titled 'Ukraine, creditors trade blame before key restructuring talks', was published on June 29 by the Reuters news agency and looks at down-to-the-wire talks between Ukraine and a committee of bondholders, who hold about 9 billion USD in Ukrainian bonds.
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China owes the United States nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS from bonds they sold to U.S. citizens and banks, decades ago! It's time for the President and Congress to demand for a settlement with China the same way the British did years ago. Sovereign debt is never forgiven despite a shift in politics or governments. Please forward this to friends and family. A U.S. stimulus would occur in taxes and with new capital that leads to a wonderful 'multiplier effect.'

China owes the United States nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS from bonds they sold to U.S. citizens and banks, decades ago! It's time for the President and Congress to demand for a settlement with China the same way the British did years ago. Sovereign debt is never forgiven despite a shift in politics or governments. Please forward this to friends and family. A U.S. stimulus would occur in taxes and with new capital that leads to a wonderful 'multiplier effect.'

published:28 Mar 2012

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Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show

China's Dirty Little Secret: They owe US MORE than we owe Them!

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political rea...

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political reasons, both governments are ignoring the 100 ton elephant in the room--or shall we say dragon in the room?
Most people are aware of China recently surpassing the United States as the world's largest economy, owning a major portion of the US national debt, and the trade surplus it enjoys with America. But what most people don’t know is China owes Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in bond payments!
Some brief history: It was American citizens and the US government who made possible China’s recent rise to power with its growing economic and military influence, by buying Chinese government-issued bonds to develop China’s infrastructure.
Between 1911 and 1942 China issued bonds which were purchased by the U.S. Government and many other governments, U.S. and foreign banks and to people around the world including U.S. citizens. The Chinese bonds were marketed competitively with other sovereign debt instruments of the day by Wall Street ﬁrms. They were trusted investments and promoted by many mainstream agencies and newspapers including the old grey lady, the New York Times, then and still the national newspaper of record for the United States.
China properly serviced the debt payments associated with these bonds until it became the Peoples Republic of China in 1949 and decided to intentionally default on the loans. This was an illegal act. Under international law, the money China owes on its defaulted American bonds is considered Sovereign debt, and Sovereign debt has no statute of limitations.
Even worse than China’s violation of the international laws behind sovereign debt, China appears to only pay off its debts for something in return. In 1987, it paid off the same bonds it owes to the US, to the citizens and government of the United Kingdom, which occurred as Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule.
So, clearly, China has acknowledged it owes the money on its bonds and established a precedent by paying the United Kingdom.
But despite its documented record of defaulting on loans, China has used its new political and economic muscle to compete in the international development banking industry. In early 2015, China launched the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the AIIB, which is designed to directly challenge and circumvent the leadership of the US and Japan over both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.
Given these facts, as well as the legal precedent China itself created when it selectively paid off Britain, in tandem with its solid economic world position, there is no excuse for China to refuse its ﬁscal responsibility to the government of the United States as well as to the thousands of individual citizens who purchased those bonds and are still holding them--or in many cases, their children or grandchildren are holding them.
There is currently no US government entity organized to accomplish the task of settling this enormous debt with China, yet there is a private sector American organization planning to accomplish this mission with the assistance of the US government. Since 2001, the American Bondholders Foundation has legally represented the majority of American bondholders, and is working closely with members of Congress to solve this problem.
This potential settlement could be the greatest American stimulus package ever created and yet Americans would be simply settling an outstanding, overdue debt with China.
As America faces the biggest Treasury debt numbers in world history, deadbeat China is now incredulously planning on issuing new international bonds to help their slowing economy. Since it will be against the American and InternationalLaws to buy any bonds from China until all previous bond debts are settled, one wonders if now is the time for Congress and our President to stop China’s goal of getting away with the crime of the century--a second century in a row, racking up more debt heaped upon their last biggest theft in history.
Now that you understand the big picture, please forward a link of this video to your elected officials to help get our money back.
Thank you.
More information is available at:
http://AmericanBondholdersFoundation.com ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political reasons, both governments are ignoring the 100 ton elephant in the room--or shall we say dragon in the room?
Most people are aware of China recently surpassing the United States as the world's largest economy, owning a major portion of the US national debt, and the trade surplus it enjoys with America. But what most people don’t know is China owes Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in bond payments!
Some brief history: It was American citizens and the US government who made possible China’s recent rise to power with its growing economic and military influence, by buying Chinese government-issued bonds to develop China’s infrastructure.
Between 1911 and 1942 China issued bonds which were purchased by the U.S. Government and many other governments, U.S. and foreign banks and to people around the world including U.S. citizens. The Chinese bonds were marketed competitively with other sovereign debt instruments of the day by Wall Street ﬁrms. They were trusted investments and promoted by many mainstream agencies and newspapers including the old grey lady, the New York Times, then and still the national newspaper of record for the United States.
China properly serviced the debt payments associated with these bonds until it became the Peoples Republic of China in 1949 and decided to intentionally default on the loans. This was an illegal act. Under international law, the money China owes on its defaulted American bonds is considered Sovereign debt, and Sovereign debt has no statute of limitations.
Even worse than China’s violation of the international laws behind sovereign debt, China appears to only pay off its debts for something in return. In 1987, it paid off the same bonds it owes to the US, to the citizens and government of the United Kingdom, which occurred as Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule.
So, clearly, China has acknowledged it owes the money on its bonds and established a precedent by paying the United Kingdom.
But despite its documented record of defaulting on loans, China has used its new political and economic muscle to compete in the international development banking industry. In early 2015, China launched the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the AIIB, which is designed to directly challenge and circumvent the leadership of the US and Japan over both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.
Given these facts, as well as the legal precedent China itself created when it selectively paid off Britain, in tandem with its solid economic world position, there is no excuse for China to refuse its ﬁscal responsibility to the government of the United States as well as to the thousands of individual citizens who purchased those bonds and are still holding them--or in many cases, their children or grandchildren are holding them.
There is currently no US government entity organized to accomplish the task of settling this enormous debt with China, yet there is a private sector American organization planning to accomplish this mission with the assistance of the US government. Since 2001, the American Bondholders Foundation has legally represented the majority of American bondholders, and is working closely with members of Congress to solve this problem.
This potential settlement could be the greatest American stimulus package ever created and yet Americans would be simply settling an outstanding, overdue debt with China.
As America faces the biggest Treasury debt numbers in world history, deadbeat China is now incredulously planning on issuing new international bonds to help their slowing economy. Since it will be against the American and InternationalLaws to buy any bonds from China until all previous bond debts are settled, one wonders if now is the time for Congress and our President to stop China’s goal of getting away with the crime of the century--a second century in a row, racking up more debt heaped upon their last biggest theft in history.
Now that you understand the big picture, please forward a link of this video to your elected officials to help get our money back.
Thank you.
More information is available at:
http://AmericanBondholdersFoundation.com ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV

The Fed faces a delicate balancing act in 2018. Portfolio Manager DavidHoag discusses his interest-rate outlook and implications for investors.
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The Fed faces a delicate balancing act in 2018. Portfolio Manager DavidHoag discusses his interest-rate outlook and implications for investors.
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Standard & Poor’s declared Argentina in default after the government missed a deadline for paying interest on $13 billion of restructured bonds.
The SouthAmerican country failed to get the $539 million payment to bondholders after a U.S. judge ruled that the money couldn’t be distributed unless a group of hedge funds holding defaulted debt also got paid. Argentina, in default for the second time in 13 years, has about $200 billion in foreign-currency debt, including $30 billion of restructured bonds, according to S&P.
Click Here To Read The Full Article: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-30/argentina-defaults-according-to-s-p-as-debt-meetings-continue.html
Click Here To Read The Article About The Problem With The Central Bank: http://panampost.com/ivan-cachanosky/2014/07/24/argentina-central-bank-on-path-to-insolvency-in-just-two-months/
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Standard & Poor’s declared Argentina in default after the government missed a deadline for paying interest on $13 billion of restructured bonds.
The SouthAmerican country failed to get the $539 million payment to bondholders after a U.S. judge ruled that the money couldn’t be distributed unless a group of hedge funds holding defaulted debt also got paid. Argentina, in default for the second time in 13 years, has about $200 billion in foreign-currency debt, including $30 billion of restructured bonds, according to S&P.
Click Here To Read The Full Article: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-30/argentina-defaults-according-to-s-p-as-debt-meetings-continue.html
Click Here To Read The Article About The Problem With The Central Bank: http://panampost.com/ivan-cachanosky/2014/07/24/argentina-central-bank-on-path-to-insolvency-in-just-two-months/
The analysis and discussion provided by MoneyBags73 is for your education and entertainment purposes only, it is not recommended for trading purposes. I am not an investment adviser and information obtained here should not be taken for professional investment advice.
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Your own due diligence is recommended before buying or selling any investments, securities, or precious metals.

Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? Economist Nicol...

Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? EconomistNicole Gelinas, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, has the answer, and it will have big implications for policymakers when they grapple with the next economic crisis.
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In 2008, America experienced the biggest meltdown of its financial sector since the Great Depression. The conventional wisdom is that this failure and subsequent government rescue, commonly known as "the bailout" was brought about by three decades of bank de-regulation. There were a lot of causes for the meltdown, but deregulation wasn't one of them. Ironically, it wasn't because the banks had become unmoored from government control that led them into the financial storm, it was because they had become too closely tied to government. For three decades Uncle Sam, like an enabling parent, had always "been there" when the big banks got into trouble. The shock in 2008 was that for one brief moment, Uncle Sam wasn't there.
In the wee hours of September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. The financial industry waited for the Feds to step in and save Lehman bondholders like it saved those of Bear Stearns some months earlier. That didn't happen. Global financial markets seized up. As the Dow Jones Industrial average fell 498 points, or nearly 4.4 percent, financial institutions effectively went on strike. Banks wouldn't lend money to other banks and thus, indirectly, to the public because they had no idea which financial institution might go belly up next. The economy can withstand a stock-market crash, but a credit-market freeze -- essentially a cash freeze -- can cause a Depression, as credit underpins almost all business and personal activities. Indeed, some large companies, including General Electric, were so dependent on these short-term credit markets that they were in danger of not being able to pay their workers.
The financial industry pleaded with the government to act. Later in the same day, September 15, it did. The Feds wouldn't save Lehman's but it would save AIG, the primary insurer of mortgage loans. A month later, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion plan to pump taxpayer cash into America's banks and financial institutions was approved by Congress.
Public officials generally agreed that the free market had failed. In November 2008, President George W. Bush came to New York to explain why he, a Republican president, had signed TARP into law. "I'm a market-oriented guy, but not when I'm faced with the prospect of a global meltdown," he said.
But free-market capitalism had not melted down. Again, the problem was not that banks had been too free, but that they had grown too dependent on government over the last few decades. Here's a brief history.
America's first post-Depression bailout of a big bank came in 1984 when the Republican administration of Ronald Reagan, with help from the Federal Reserve bailed out Continental Illinois, the eighth largest commercial bank in the nation. The bailout introduced the phrase "too big to fail" to the financial media's vocabulary.
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Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? EconomistNicole Gelinas, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, has the answer, and it will have big implications for policymakers when they grapple with the next economic crisis.
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Script:
In 2008, America experienced the biggest meltdown of its financial sector since the Great Depression. The conventional wisdom is that this failure and subsequent government rescue, commonly known as "the bailout" was brought about by three decades of bank de-regulation. There were a lot of causes for the meltdown, but deregulation wasn't one of them. Ironically, it wasn't because the banks had become unmoored from government control that led them into the financial storm, it was because they had become too closely tied to government. For three decades Uncle Sam, like an enabling parent, had always "been there" when the big banks got into trouble. The shock in 2008 was that for one brief moment, Uncle Sam wasn't there.
In the wee hours of September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. The financial industry waited for the Feds to step in and save Lehman bondholders like it saved those of Bear Stearns some months earlier. That didn't happen. Global financial markets seized up. As the Dow Jones Industrial average fell 498 points, or nearly 4.4 percent, financial institutions effectively went on strike. Banks wouldn't lend money to other banks and thus, indirectly, to the public because they had no idea which financial institution might go belly up next. The economy can withstand a stock-market crash, but a credit-market freeze -- essentially a cash freeze -- can cause a Depression, as credit underpins almost all business and personal activities. Indeed, some large companies, including General Electric, were so dependent on these short-term credit markets that they were in danger of not being able to pay their workers.
The financial industry pleaded with the government to act. Later in the same day, September 15, it did. The Feds wouldn't save Lehman's but it would save AIG, the primary insurer of mortgage loans. A month later, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion plan to pump taxpayer cash into America's banks and financial institutions was approved by Congress.
Public officials generally agreed that the free market had failed. In November 2008, President George W. Bush came to New York to explain why he, a Republican president, had signed TARP into law. "I'm a market-oriented guy, but not when I'm faced with the prospect of a global meltdown," he said.
But free-market capitalism had not melted down. Again, the problem was not that banks had been too free, but that they had grown too dependent on government over the last few decades. Here's a brief history.
America's first post-Depression bailout of a big bank came in 1984 when the Republican administration of Ronald Reagan, with help from the Federal Reserve bailed out Continental Illinois, the eighth largest commercial bank in the nation. The bailout introduced the phrase "too big to fail" to the financial media's vocabulary.
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Ballyhea says no to Bondholders

Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in thei...

Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in their name as they continue to bailout gamblers and con-artists who have forced every Irish citizen to financial serfdom. These brave men and woman are showing the rest of the citizens of Ireland that we need to come together and make known our outright hostility to the current puppets in government as they continue their policy of appeasement to Berlin. The people of Ballyhea are getting up off their knees and saying no way we won't pay! What about the rest of the country??? To all the silent patriots in the countless small towns and villages of Ireland come together and get up off your knees and make a stand!
www.thepressnet.com

Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in their name as they continue to bailout gamblers and con-artists who have forced every Irish citizen to financial serfdom. These brave men and woman are showing the rest of the citizens of Ireland that we need to come together and make known our outright hostility to the current puppets in government as they continue their policy of appeasement to Berlin. The people of Ballyhea are getting up off their knees and saying no way we won't pay! What about the rest of the country??? To all the silent patriots in the countless small towns and villages of Ireland come together and get up off your knees and make a stand!
www.thepressnet.com

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that ...

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
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http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
-

ArgentineEconomyMinisterAxel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Kicillof has threatened court action if bondholders demand their money back. This, after Buenos Aires has failed to clinch a deal with representatives from the funds. The Latin American country is facing a debt default because of the money it owes to the US financial institutions. Argentinians describe them as vulture funds and accuse them of seeking profit out of the country's financial problem. The private American bond-holders are known as hold-outs because of their refusal to sign a debt restructuring deal. Under the deal, investors agreed to settle for about a third of what they were originally owed.

ArgentineEconomyMinisterAxel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Kicillof has threatened court action if bondholders demand their money back. This, after Buenos Aires has failed to clinch a deal with representatives from the funds. The Latin American country is facing a debt default because of the money it owes to the US financial institutions. Argentinians describe them as vulture funds and accuse them of seeking profit out of the country's financial problem. The private American bond-holders are known as hold-outs because of their refusal to sign a debt restructuring deal. Under the deal, investors agreed to settle for about a third of what they were originally owed.

Apropos of exactly nothing, the Federal Reserve recently warned that redemption gates for bonds cause... bank runs. Sounds like someone's still smarting from allegations of cluelessness while the last financial meltdown was going on under its nose.
In any case, to make sure everyone understands that the exits are being blocked, the Fed deployed its leading global stenographer--the Financial Times--to issue its warning far and wide, and to avoid total humiliation when the next fraud-induced financial catastrophe occurs.
Dave Kranzler's stunning Socratic dialogue with his dog makes it all so clear.
Links:
http://www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/feds/2014/201430/201430pap.pdf
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/290ed010-f567-11e3-91a8-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz35HaP2E00

Apropos of exactly nothing, the Federal Reserve recently warned that redemption gates for bonds cause... bank runs. Sounds like someone's still smarting from allegations of cluelessness while the last financial meltdown was going on under its nose.
In any case, to make sure everyone understands that the exits are being blocked, the Fed deployed its leading global stenographer--the Financial Times--to issue its warning far and wide, and to avoid total humiliation when the next fraud-induced financial catastrophe occurs.
Dave Kranzler's stunning Socratic dialogue with his dog makes it all so clear.
Links:
http://www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/feds/2014/201430/201430pap.pdf
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/290ed010-f567-11e3-91a8-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz35HaP2E00

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
To watch more great documentaries, check out iFiles
http://www.youtube.com/ifiles
http://cironline.org/
http://twitter.com/cironline
***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
With support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurFoundation, The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) will report and produce four episodes of "TYT Investigates," which will feature an original 20- to 30-minute documentary investigation and an in-studio panel discussion led by Cenk Uygur (http://www.twitter.com/cenkuygur), The Young Turks founder and co-host. CIR producer Chavala Madlena (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena), formerly with The Guardian in the United Kingdom, will be the producer and correspondent for the four episodes. CIR will be responsible for the editorial content, and The Young Turks will be the primary distribution and promotion platform for the partnership.
"We are the largest online news show in the world because we tell our audience the truth about what's happening in the world," Uygur said. "Our viewers have an appetite for thought-provoking and high-impact journalism, and we think the 'TYT Investigates' channel speaks directly to them. The award-winning Center for Investigative Reporting has been breaking stories for years that demand accountability from government, corporations and others in power. We think the combination of CIR's world-renowned in-depth reporting and our ability to reach millions of young, active citizens hungry for the truth is going to be a groundbreaking moment for investigative journalism in the 21st century."
"TYT Investigates" will air on The Young Turks YouTube channel and website; CIR's YouTube channel dedicated to investigative videos, The I Files; and CIR's website. CIR is one of the few nonprofit news organizations that produce high-quality, high-impact investigative videos in-house. Its staff includes highly skilled investigative reporters who cultivate sources and find hidden information, engineers and data analysts who create sophisticated news applications and tools to help the public understand issues, and video producers who create engaging documentaries and animated features to demystify complex topics.
Credits
Chavala Madlena - Producer & Director (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena)
David Ritsher - Producer & Editor
SteveTalbot - Executive ProducerSteve Oh - Executive Producer (http://twitter.com/stevenoh88)
Jayar Jackson - Narrator (http://twitter.com/jayarjackson)

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
To watch more great documentaries, check out iFiles
http://www.youtube.com/ifiles
http://cironline.org/
http://twitter.com/cironline
***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
With support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurFoundation, The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) will report and produce four episodes of "TYT Investigates," which will feature an original 20- to 30-minute documentary investigation and an in-studio panel discussion led by Cenk Uygur (http://www.twitter.com/cenkuygur), The Young Turks founder and co-host. CIR producer Chavala Madlena (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena), formerly with The Guardian in the United Kingdom, will be the producer and correspondent for the four episodes. CIR will be responsible for the editorial content, and The Young Turks will be the primary distribution and promotion platform for the partnership.
"We are the largest online news show in the world because we tell our audience the truth about what's happening in the world," Uygur said. "Our viewers have an appetite for thought-provoking and high-impact journalism, and we think the 'TYT Investigates' channel speaks directly to them. The award-winning Center for Investigative Reporting has been breaking stories for years that demand accountability from government, corporations and others in power. We think the combination of CIR's world-renowned in-depth reporting and our ability to reach millions of young, active citizens hungry for the truth is going to be a groundbreaking moment for investigative journalism in the 21st century."
"TYT Investigates" will air on The Young Turks YouTube channel and website; CIR's YouTube channel dedicated to investigative videos, The I Files; and CIR's website. CIR is one of the few nonprofit news organizations that produce high-quality, high-impact investigative videos in-house. Its staff includes highly skilled investigative reporters who cultivate sources and find hidden information, engineers and data analysts who create sophisticated news applications and tools to help the public understand issues, and video producers who create engaging documentaries and animated features to demystify complex topics.
Credits
Chavala Madlena - Producer & Director (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena)
David Ritsher - Producer & Editor
SteveTalbot - Executive ProducerSteve Oh - Executive Producer (http://twitter.com/stevenoh88)
Jayar Jackson - Narrator (http://twitter.com/jayarjackson)

Today's article, titled 'Ukraine, creditors trade blame before key restructuring talks', was published on June 29 by the Reuters news agency and looks at down-to-the-wire talks between Ukraine and a committee of bondholders, who hold about 9 billion USD in Ukrainian bonds.
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Today's article, titled 'Ukraine, creditors trade blame before key restructuring talks', was published on June 29 by the Reuters news agency and looks at down-to-the-wire talks between Ukraine and a committee of bondholders, who hold about 9 billion USD in Ukrainian bonds.
Check out our website: http://uatoday.tv
Facebook: https://facebook.com/uatodaytv
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Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 1

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republi...

published: 30 Mar 2012

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republi...

Venezuela's Economy: What Lies Ahead?

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"I don't give the system, as we know it, more than six months," said Francisco Rodíguez, highlighting Venezuela's dollar exchange rate and relative prices as some major issues for the country's economy. While Venezuela's economic situation affects investors' confidence in the country, the political scenario has implications for foreign interests as well, said panelists. According to AlejandroVelasco, PresidentNicolás Maduro's 20 percent approval rating does not transfer to support for the opposition, and Venezeula is still not on the verge of political change unless protests by the popular secto...

published: 04 Feb 2015

US Dollar Bearish, Nuclear Option Russia, Gold Is Safety

For those who wish to maintain, to survive, to transfer their wealth across time and into the future, in spite of the global turmoil, gold and silver is imperative. The world events, the economic indications, show us that metals are the only option for preservation of ones dynasty. WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VINZnJPacAU
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article44783.html
http://srsroccoreport.com/precious-metals-prices-to-rise-as-the-u-s-economy-disintegrates/precious-metals-prices-to-rise-as-the-u-s-economy-disintegrates/
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/is-dr-copper-foreshadowing-a-stock-market-crash-just-like-it-did-in-2008
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2088183-the-nuclear-option-russias-threat-to-dump-treasuries?source=google_news

published: 14 Mar 2014

Which Major American Bank is Going Bankrupt NEXT! JAMES RICKARDS

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published: 16 Sep 2017

Who Took Down Stockton?

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
To watch more great documentaries, check out iFiles
http://www.youtube.com/ifiles
http://cironline.org/
http://twitter.com/cironline
***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
With support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurFoundation, The Center for Investigative...

published: 07 Sep 2014

We Need A Reset & A Debt Jubilee, The Economic Outcome Will Be Devasting: Jeff Nielson

Today's Guest: JeffNielson
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published: 22 Nov 2016

Pedro Schwartz talks to Alasdair Macleod about Italy, Spain and the European debt crisis

Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. In this video Pedro Schwartz, professor of Economics at Madrid's San PabloUniversity, and Alasdair Macleod of the GoldMoney Foundation talk about the debt crisis in Europe, with special emphasis on Italy and Spain. Schwartz says he witnessed many crises in Spain, but also how they were overcome. If the newly elected government does the right thing then the Spanish economy and society could function again, he states. While he has no faith that they will do the right thing, he thinks that circumstances might force them to be more responsible.
Macleod and Schwartz agree that it would be healthier in the long run if the European Central Bank did not monetise government debt, and forced governments to make painful decisio...

published: 12 Jan 2012

The Forum: Governments Gone Bust: Addressing and Avoiding State and Local Fiscal Crises

US Playing Chicken with Americans life

Another day and we are all faced with yet another headline covering the US debt crisis and its latest drama between the Robin Hood-like Democrats and the Mr. Burns-like Republicans. And while the default clock keeps ticking, one wonders, whether US leaders actually want to avoid a default?
Seemingly not! But why would anyone in their right mind voluntarily choose to bear the pains of bankruptcy? Maybe, the near 1.5 million US citizens that yearly file for personal bankruptcy could share some of their post-bankrupt experience with their leaders.
The official excuse for them having gone belly up has been the rising jobless rate and level of consumer debt. Not looking too bright for the US with Great Depression 2.0 lurking around the corner. The only three options discussed by US le...

Savings and loan crisis in which 747 institutions failed and had to be rescued with $160 billion in taxpayer dollars. About the book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0684191520/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0684191520&linkCode=as2&tag=tra0c7-20&linkId=855500cf58a25ae05a0b91070e61e0f3
Reagan's "elimination of loopholes" in the tax code included the elimination of the "passive loss" provisions that subsidized rental housing. Because this was removed retroactively, it bankrupted many real estate developments which used this tax break as a premise, which in turn bankrupted 747 Savings and Loans, many of whom were operating more or less as banks, thus requiring the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to cover their debts and losses with tax payer money. This wit...

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 1

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that ...

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
-

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
-

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that ...

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
-

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
-

Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American business magnate, investor, author, television personality and candidate for President of the United States in the 2016 presidential election. He is the chairman and president of The Trump Organization, and the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts. Trump's career, branding efforts, lifestyle and outspoken manner helped make him a celebrity, a status amplified by the success of his NBC reality show, The Apprentice.
Trump is a son of Fred Trump, a New York City real estate developer. He worked for his father's firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son, while attending the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and officially joined the company in 1968. In 1971, he was given control of the company, renaming it The Trump Organization. Trump remains a major figure in American real estate.
On June 16, 2015, Trump formally announced his candidacy for president in the 2016 election, seeking the nomination of the Republican Party. Trump's early campaigning drew intense media coverage and saw him rise to high levels of popular support. Since early July 2015, he has consistently been the front-runner in public opinion polls for the Republican Party nomination.
Trump began his career at his father's real estate company,[27] Elizabeth Trump and Son,[28] which focused on middle-class rental housing in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. One of Trump's first projects, while he was still in college, was the revitalization of the foreclosed SwiftonVillage apartment complex in Cincinnati, Ohio, which his father had purchased for $5.7 million in 1962. The Trumps became involved in the project and with a $500,000 investment, turned the 1,200-unit complex's occupancy rate from 34% to 100%. In 1972, the Trump Organization sold Swifton Village for $6.75 million.[29][30]
In 1971, Trump moved to Manhattan and became involved in larger building projects and used attractive architectural design to win public recognition.[31] Trump initially came to public attention in 1973, when he was accused by the Justice Department of violations of the Fair Housing Act in the operation of 39 buildings. Trump in turn accused the Justice Department of targeting his company because it was a large one, and to force it to rent to welfare recipients. Trump settled the charges in 1975, saying he was satisfied that the agreement did not "compel the Trump organization to accept persons on welfare as tenants unless as qualified as any other tenant."[32]
Trump made plans to acquire and develop the old Penn Central for $60 million with no money down.[33] Later, with the help of a 40-year tax abatement from the New York City government, he turned the bankrupt Commodore Hotel into the Grand Hyatt[34] and created The Trump Organization.[35]
New York City had a plan to build the Javits Convention Center on property for which Trump held a right-to-buy option. Trump estimated his company could have completed the project for $110 million[36] but the city rejected his offer and Trump received a broker's fee on the sale of the property instead. Repairs on The Wollman Rink in Central Park (built in 1955) were started in 1980 with an expected 2½-year construction schedule but were nowhere near completion by 1986. Trump took over the management of the project, at no cost to the city, and completed it in three months for $1.95 million, which was $750,000 less than the initial budget.[37]
In 1988, Trump acquired the Taj MahalCasino in a transaction with Merv Griffin and Resorts International,[38] which led to mounting debt,[39] and by 1989, Trump was unable to meet loan payments. Although he shored up his businesses with additional loans and postponed interest payments, by 1991, increasing debt brought Trump to business bankruptcy.[39] Banks and bond holders had lost hundreds of millions of dollars, but opted to restructure the debt. The Taj Mahal emerged from bankruptcy on October 5, 1991, with Trump ceding 50 percent ownership in the casino to the original bondholders in exchange for lowered interest rates on the debt and more time to pay it off.[40] He also sold his financially challenged Trump Shuttle airline and his 282-foot megayacht, the Trump Princess.[41] The late 1990s saw a resurgence in Trump's financial situation. The will of Trump's father, who died in 1999, divided an estate estimated at $250–$300 million equally among his four surviving children.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump
Image By Boss Tweed (Flickr) [CC BY2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American business magnate, investor, author, television personality and candidate for President of the United States in the 2016 presidential election. He is the chairman and president of The Trump Organization, and the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts. Trump's career, branding efforts, lifestyle and outspoken manner helped make him a celebrity, a status amplified by the success of his NBC reality show, The Apprentice.
Trump is a son of Fred Trump, a New York City real estate developer. He worked for his father's firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son, while attending the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and officially joined the company in 1968. In 1971, he was given control of the company, renaming it The Trump Organization. Trump remains a major figure in American real estate.
On June 16, 2015, Trump formally announced his candidacy for president in the 2016 election, seeking the nomination of the Republican Party. Trump's early campaigning drew intense media coverage and saw him rise to high levels of popular support. Since early July 2015, he has consistently been the front-runner in public opinion polls for the Republican Party nomination.
Trump began his career at his father's real estate company,[27] Elizabeth Trump and Son,[28] which focused on middle-class rental housing in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. One of Trump's first projects, while he was still in college, was the revitalization of the foreclosed SwiftonVillage apartment complex in Cincinnati, Ohio, which his father had purchased for $5.7 million in 1962. The Trumps became involved in the project and with a $500,000 investment, turned the 1,200-unit complex's occupancy rate from 34% to 100%. In 1972, the Trump Organization sold Swifton Village for $6.75 million.[29][30]
In 1971, Trump moved to Manhattan and became involved in larger building projects and used attractive architectural design to win public recognition.[31] Trump initially came to public attention in 1973, when he was accused by the Justice Department of violations of the Fair Housing Act in the operation of 39 buildings. Trump in turn accused the Justice Department of targeting his company because it was a large one, and to force it to rent to welfare recipients. Trump settled the charges in 1975, saying he was satisfied that the agreement did not "compel the Trump organization to accept persons on welfare as tenants unless as qualified as any other tenant."[32]
Trump made plans to acquire and develop the old Penn Central for $60 million with no money down.[33] Later, with the help of a 40-year tax abatement from the New York City government, he turned the bankrupt Commodore Hotel into the Grand Hyatt[34] and created The Trump Organization.[35]
New York City had a plan to build the Javits Convention Center on property for which Trump held a right-to-buy option. Trump estimated his company could have completed the project for $110 million[36] but the city rejected his offer and Trump received a broker's fee on the sale of the property instead. Repairs on The Wollman Rink in Central Park (built in 1955) were started in 1980 with an expected 2½-year construction schedule but were nowhere near completion by 1986. Trump took over the management of the project, at no cost to the city, and completed it in three months for $1.95 million, which was $750,000 less than the initial budget.[37]
In 1988, Trump acquired the Taj MahalCasino in a transaction with Merv Griffin and Resorts International,[38] which led to mounting debt,[39] and by 1989, Trump was unable to meet loan payments. Although he shored up his businesses with additional loans and postponed interest payments, by 1991, increasing debt brought Trump to business bankruptcy.[39] Banks and bond holders had lost hundreds of millions of dollars, but opted to restructure the debt. The Taj Mahal emerged from bankruptcy on October 5, 1991, with Trump ceding 50 percent ownership in the casino to the original bondholders in exchange for lowered interest rates on the debt and more time to pay it off.[40] He also sold his financially challenged Trump Shuttle airline and his 282-foot megayacht, the Trump Princess.[41] The late 1990s saw a resurgence in Trump's financial situation. The will of Trump's father, who died in 1999, divided an estate estimated at $250–$300 million equally among his four surviving children.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump
Image By Boss Tweed (Flickr) [CC BY2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

US Dollar Bearish, Nuclear Option Russia, Gold Is Safety

For those who wish to maintain, to survive, to transfer their wealth across time and into the future, in spite of the global turmoil, gold and silver is imperat...

For those who wish to maintain, to survive, to transfer their wealth across time and into the future, in spite of the global turmoil, gold and silver is imperative. The world events, the economic indications, show us that metals are the only option for preservation of ones dynasty. WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VINZnJPacAU
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article44783.html
http://srsroccoreport.com/precious-metals-prices-to-rise-as-the-u-s-economy-disintegrates/precious-metals-prices-to-rise-as-the-u-s-economy-disintegrates/
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/is-dr-copper-foreshadowing-a-stock-market-crash-just-like-it-did-in-2008
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2088183-the-nuclear-option-russias-threat-to-dump-treasuries?source=google_news

For those who wish to maintain, to survive, to transfer their wealth across time and into the future, in spite of the global turmoil, gold and silver is imperative. The world events, the economic indications, show us that metals are the only option for preservation of ones dynasty. WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VINZnJPacAU
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article44783.html
http://srsroccoreport.com/precious-metals-prices-to-rise-as-the-u-s-economy-disintegrates/precious-metals-prices-to-rise-as-the-u-s-economy-disintegrates/
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/is-dr-copper-foreshadowing-a-stock-market-crash-just-like-it-did-in-2008
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2088183-the-nuclear-option-russias-threat-to-dump-treasuries?source=google_news

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
To watch more great documentaries, check out iFiles
http://www.youtube.com/ifiles
http://cironline.org/
http://twitter.com/cironline
***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
With support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurFoundation, The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) will report and produce four episodes of "TYT Investigates," which will feature an original 20- to 30-minute documentary investigation and an in-studio panel discussion led by Cenk Uygur (http://www.twitter.com/cenkuygur), The Young Turks founder and co-host. CIR producer Chavala Madlena (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena), formerly with The Guardian in the United Kingdom, will be the producer and correspondent for the four episodes. CIR will be responsible for the editorial content, and The Young Turks will be the primary distribution and promotion platform for the partnership.
"We are the largest online news show in the world because we tell our audience the truth about what's happening in the world," Uygur said. "Our viewers have an appetite for thought-provoking and high-impact journalism, and we think the 'TYT Investigates' channel speaks directly to them. The award-winning Center for Investigative Reporting has been breaking stories for years that demand accountability from government, corporations and others in power. We think the combination of CIR's world-renowned in-depth reporting and our ability to reach millions of young, active citizens hungry for the truth is going to be a groundbreaking moment for investigative journalism in the 21st century."
"TYT Investigates" will air on The Young Turks YouTube channel and website; CIR's YouTube channel dedicated to investigative videos, The I Files; and CIR's website. CIR is one of the few nonprofit news organizations that produce high-quality, high-impact investigative videos in-house. Its staff includes highly skilled investigative reporters who cultivate sources and find hidden information, engineers and data analysts who create sophisticated news applications and tools to help the public understand issues, and video producers who create engaging documentaries and animated features to demystify complex topics.
Credits
Chavala Madlena - Producer & Director (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena)
David Ritsher - Producer & Editor
SteveTalbot - Executive ProducerSteve Oh - Executive Producer (http://twitter.com/stevenoh88)
Jayar Jackson - Narrator (http://twitter.com/jayarjackson)

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
To watch more great documentaries, check out iFiles
http://www.youtube.com/ifiles
http://cironline.org/
http://twitter.com/cironline
***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
With support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurFoundation, The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) will report and produce four episodes of "TYT Investigates," which will feature an original 20- to 30-minute documentary investigation and an in-studio panel discussion led by Cenk Uygur (http://www.twitter.com/cenkuygur), The Young Turks founder and co-host. CIR producer Chavala Madlena (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena), formerly with The Guardian in the United Kingdom, will be the producer and correspondent for the four episodes. CIR will be responsible for the editorial content, and The Young Turks will be the primary distribution and promotion platform for the partnership.
"We are the largest online news show in the world because we tell our audience the truth about what's happening in the world," Uygur said. "Our viewers have an appetite for thought-provoking and high-impact journalism, and we think the 'TYT Investigates' channel speaks directly to them. The award-winning Center for Investigative Reporting has been breaking stories for years that demand accountability from government, corporations and others in power. We think the combination of CIR's world-renowned in-depth reporting and our ability to reach millions of young, active citizens hungry for the truth is going to be a groundbreaking moment for investigative journalism in the 21st century."
"TYT Investigates" will air on The Young Turks YouTube channel and website; CIR's YouTube channel dedicated to investigative videos, The I Files; and CIR's website. CIR is one of the few nonprofit news organizations that produce high-quality, high-impact investigative videos in-house. Its staff includes highly skilled investigative reporters who cultivate sources and find hidden information, engineers and data analysts who create sophisticated news applications and tools to help the public understand issues, and video producers who create engaging documentaries and animated features to demystify complex topics.
Credits
Chavala Madlena - Producer & Director (http://twitter.com/chavalamadlena)
David Ritsher - Producer & Editor
SteveTalbot - Executive ProducerSteve Oh - Executive Producer (http://twitter.com/stevenoh88)
Jayar Jackson - Narrator (http://twitter.com/jayarjackson)

published:07 Sep 2014

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We Need A Reset & A Debt Jubilee, The Economic Outcome Will Be Devasting: Jeff Nielson

Today's Guest: JeffNielson
Websites:
Bullion Bulls Canadahttp://bullionbullscanada.com
Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with these videos shall not be construed as the actual events that are taking place.
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The X22 Report is "one man's opinion". Anything that is said on the report is either opinion, criticism, information or commentary, If making any type of investment or legal decision it would be wise to contact or consult a professional before making that decision.

Today's Guest: JeffNielson
Websites:
Bullion Bulls Canadahttp://bullionbullscanada.com
Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with these videos shall not be construed as the actual events that are taking place.
IntroMusic: YouTube Free MusicHeySailor by Letter BoxFair Use Notice: This video contains some copyrighted material whose use has not been authorized by the copyright owners. We believe that this not-for-profit, educational, and/or criticism or commentary use on the Web constitutes a fair use of the copyrighted material (as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. If you wish to use this copyrighted material for purposes that go beyond fair use, you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. Fair Use notwithstanding we will immediately comply with any copyright owner who wants their material removed or modified, wants us to link to their web site, or wants us to add their photo.
The X22 Report is "one man's opinion". Anything that is said on the report is either opinion, criticism, information or commentary, If making any type of investment or legal decision it would be wise to contact or consult a professional before making that decision.

published:22 Nov 2016

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Pedro Schwartz talks to Alasdair Macleod about Italy, Spain and the European debt crisis

Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. In this video Pedro Schwartz, professor of Economics at Madrid's San PabloUniversity, and Alasdair Macleod of the GoldMoney Foundation talk about the debt crisis in Europe, with special emphasis on Italy and Spain. Schwartz says he witnessed many crises in Spain, but also how they were overcome. If the newly elected government does the right thing then the Spanish economy and society could function again, he states. While he has no faith that they will do the right thing, he thinks that circumstances might force them to be more responsible.
Macleod and Schwartz agree that it would be healthier in the long run if the European Central Bank did not monetise government debt, and forced governments to make painful decisions. Schwartz thinks that insolvent countries should be allowed to leave the euro for a while with the option of reentering again later. During that period local currencies -- the drachma in the case of Greece -- should be used as parallel currencies in co-existence with the euro, as currently practiced in some Latin American countries. Greek bondholders should take losses for making bad investments.
Macleod states, that the problem with financing Europe's debt is basically that the central bank can't support sovereign debt by printing money. Schwartz brings up the possibility of severe cuts in state expenditures to create budget surpluses. As opposed to Italy, for Spain the problem is not so much the public debt, but rather the private debt. However the private debt will become public debt, if it's too large for the banking system to handle independently -- as seen in other countries since 2007. Spanish banks are in deep trouble because of their real estate exposure and it will take a lot of time to write down bad loans.
Schwartz talks about the connection between savings and investment, a point that is often overlooked in his view. There is no opposition between savings and consumption, as savings will eventually be used for consumption. Schwartz says that a change in mentality has to come about with regards to savings, especially when it comes to the issue of retirement. People will have to save more from much earlier in order to have a comfortable retirement.
Talking about labour laws, Schwartz states unemployment in Spain is leading to tragic social consequences. He points out that the official youth unemployment rate in Spain stands at 46% -- the highest level in Europe. Our fractional reserve banking system requires a lender of last resort because the leveraging and multiplication of the base money supply puts normal checking accounts at risk. However the bailing out of bankrupt companies and countries is a different story. America's current dollar policy will not spur growth, but will instead lead to more imbalances, and as a political consequence, contribute significantly to the further decline of the west.
This interview was recorded on November 152011 in Madrid.

Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. In this video Pedro Schwartz, professor of Economics at Madrid's San PabloUniversity, and Alasdair Macleod of the GoldMoney Foundation talk about the debt crisis in Europe, with special emphasis on Italy and Spain. Schwartz says he witnessed many crises in Spain, but also how they were overcome. If the newly elected government does the right thing then the Spanish economy and society could function again, he states. While he has no faith that they will do the right thing, he thinks that circumstances might force them to be more responsible.
Macleod and Schwartz agree that it would be healthier in the long run if the European Central Bank did not monetise government debt, and forced governments to make painful decisions. Schwartz thinks that insolvent countries should be allowed to leave the euro for a while with the option of reentering again later. During that period local currencies -- the drachma in the case of Greece -- should be used as parallel currencies in co-existence with the euro, as currently practiced in some Latin American countries. Greek bondholders should take losses for making bad investments.
Macleod states, that the problem with financing Europe's debt is basically that the central bank can't support sovereign debt by printing money. Schwartz brings up the possibility of severe cuts in state expenditures to create budget surpluses. As opposed to Italy, for Spain the problem is not so much the public debt, but rather the private debt. However the private debt will become public debt, if it's too large for the banking system to handle independently -- as seen in other countries since 2007. Spanish banks are in deep trouble because of their real estate exposure and it will take a lot of time to write down bad loans.
Schwartz talks about the connection between savings and investment, a point that is often overlooked in his view. There is no opposition between savings and consumption, as savings will eventually be used for consumption. Schwartz says that a change in mentality has to come about with regards to savings, especially when it comes to the issue of retirement. People will have to save more from much earlier in order to have a comfortable retirement.
Talking about labour laws, Schwartz states unemployment in Spain is leading to tragic social consequences. He points out that the official youth unemployment rate in Spain stands at 46% -- the highest level in Europe. Our fractional reserve banking system requires a lender of last resort because the leveraging and multiplication of the base money supply puts normal checking accounts at risk. However the bailing out of bankrupt companies and countries is a different story. America's current dollar policy will not spur growth, but will instead lead to more imbalances, and as a political consequence, contribute significantly to the further decline of the west.
This interview was recorded on November 152011 in Madrid.

published:12 Jan 2012

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The Forum: Governments Gone Bust: Addressing and Avoiding State and Local Fiscal Crises

US Playing Chicken with Americans life

Another day and we are all faced with yet another headline covering the US debt crisis and its latest drama between the Robin Hood-like Democrats and the Mr. Bu...

Another day and we are all faced with yet another headline covering the US debt crisis and its latest drama between the Robin Hood-like Democrats and the Mr. Burns-like Republicans. And while the default clock keeps ticking, one wonders, whether US leaders actually want to avoid a default?
Seemingly not! But why would anyone in their right mind voluntarily choose to bear the pains of bankruptcy? Maybe, the near 1.5 million US citizens that yearly file for personal bankruptcy could share some of their post-bankrupt experience with their leaders.
The official excuse for them having gone belly up has been the rising jobless rate and level of consumer debt. Not looking too bright for the US with Great Depression 2.0 lurking around the corner. The only three options discussed by US leaders to get the economy out of the black hole have been a cut in budget, a raise in taxes or a mixture of both. All of which somehow leads to pretty much the same results.
Yet, the Democrats and Republicans have failed to find a common ground. Instead, all they keep doing is unveiling new plans only to be rejected by one another.
Nevertheless, while the US government has been quick to bail out blue chip companies these past years, a cut in the governments nearly USD 1.5 trillion budget deficit, will most likely make life harder for the underdogs of the world's largest economy - in decline. After all, there has not been talks of cuts in much else than entitlement programs, such as Medicare and Social Security.
People on these programs are the unemployed ones. They are the ones with debts. The ones, whose credit cards have been forced into an endless number of traps.
A slash in these programs would only lead to a closure of some offices and thus a further increase in the already high unemployment rate for the already low-income workers. This in turn would decrease the government's tax revenue and hence increase the budget deficit they were attempting to cut in the first place.
The second option, to eliminate loopholes and tax breaks for the county's wealthy and big corporations would only lead to a downsizing, as well as an outsourcing of their operations. After all, corporations have to balance their income statements as well.
Consequently, the lines at the unemployment offices in the US would just grow bigger, as not only would no one be willing to hire more workers, but they would also reduce parts of their workforce. Or, they would reduce their workers' salaries. In any case, the have-nots would again be left with less to have, which would further reduce domestic demand which is crucial for economic growth. The only demand this would increase would be the one for credit, the same evil demand that created this whole mess for the US.
An outsourcing of US businesses, apart from the above mentioned consequences, would only increase the USD 44 billion trade deficit.
As for the wealthy individuals finding loopholes in the tax regulations of the country, would it instead not be better to discuss why these holes where discovered in the first place? After all, the wealthiest in the US have always hired the best tax experts available, to find for them all the undiscovered loopholes, so they can further continue their corruptness.
And now, the people of the US have become prisoners of a potential state of mind, fearing the consequences of a default.
Yet the risk of a default is minimal. The US has nearly one thousand military bases around the world that it could shut down. This would surely balance the budget deficit better than their recently proposed budget cut of USD 2 - 4 trillion over the next decade.
Fear however, seems to be a regular tool used by US leaders to divert people's attention from where it should be. These budget talks are nothing but bread and circuses designed to distract people for what is yet to come.
So ladies and gentlemen, sit back, relax and watch as Obama welcomes the US to the Age of Austerity.

Another day and we are all faced with yet another headline covering the US debt crisis and its latest drama between the Robin Hood-like Democrats and the Mr. Burns-like Republicans. And while the default clock keeps ticking, one wonders, whether US leaders actually want to avoid a default?
Seemingly not! But why would anyone in their right mind voluntarily choose to bear the pains of bankruptcy? Maybe, the near 1.5 million US citizens that yearly file for personal bankruptcy could share some of their post-bankrupt experience with their leaders.
The official excuse for them having gone belly up has been the rising jobless rate and level of consumer debt. Not looking too bright for the US with Great Depression 2.0 lurking around the corner. The only three options discussed by US leaders to get the economy out of the black hole have been a cut in budget, a raise in taxes or a mixture of both. All of which somehow leads to pretty much the same results.
Yet, the Democrats and Republicans have failed to find a common ground. Instead, all they keep doing is unveiling new plans only to be rejected by one another.
Nevertheless, while the US government has been quick to bail out blue chip companies these past years, a cut in the governments nearly USD 1.5 trillion budget deficit, will most likely make life harder for the underdogs of the world's largest economy - in decline. After all, there has not been talks of cuts in much else than entitlement programs, such as Medicare and Social Security.
People on these programs are the unemployed ones. They are the ones with debts. The ones, whose credit cards have been forced into an endless number of traps.
A slash in these programs would only lead to a closure of some offices and thus a further increase in the already high unemployment rate for the already low-income workers. This in turn would decrease the government's tax revenue and hence increase the budget deficit they were attempting to cut in the first place.
The second option, to eliminate loopholes and tax breaks for the county's wealthy and big corporations would only lead to a downsizing, as well as an outsourcing of their operations. After all, corporations have to balance their income statements as well.
Consequently, the lines at the unemployment offices in the US would just grow bigger, as not only would no one be willing to hire more workers, but they would also reduce parts of their workforce. Or, they would reduce their workers' salaries. In any case, the have-nots would again be left with less to have, which would further reduce domestic demand which is crucial for economic growth. The only demand this would increase would be the one for credit, the same evil demand that created this whole mess for the US.
An outsourcing of US businesses, apart from the above mentioned consequences, would only increase the USD 44 billion trade deficit.
As for the wealthy individuals finding loopholes in the tax regulations of the country, would it instead not be better to discuss why these holes where discovered in the first place? After all, the wealthiest in the US have always hired the best tax experts available, to find for them all the undiscovered loopholes, so they can further continue their corruptness.
And now, the people of the US have become prisoners of a potential state of mind, fearing the consequences of a default.
Yet the risk of a default is minimal. The US has nearly one thousand military bases around the world that it could shut down. This would surely balance the budget deficit better than their recently proposed budget cut of USD 2 - 4 trillion over the next decade.
Fear however, seems to be a regular tool used by US leaders to divert people's attention from where it should be. These budget talks are nothing but bread and circuses designed to distract people for what is yet to come.
So ladies and gentlemen, sit back, relax and watch as Obama welcomes the US to the Age of Austerity.

China's debt to American Bondholders: Washington Testimonials

China owes the United States nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS from bonds they sold to U.S. citizens and banks, decades ago! It's time for the President and Congress to demand for a settlement with China the same way the British did years ago. Sovereign debt is never forgiven despite a shift in politics or governments. Please forward this to friends and family. A U.S. stimulus would occur in taxes and with new capital that leads to a wonderful 'multiplier effect.'

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Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show

Jonna Bianco, President of American Bond Holders Foundation, on The Bryan Lee Whatley Show...

China's Dirty Little Secret: They owe US MORE than we owe Them!

China has a dirty little secret they don't want anyone to know about. It's this: China owes the United States more money than we owe them. But for political reasons, both governments are ignoring the 100 ton elephant in the room--or shall we say dragon in the room?
Most people are aware of China recently surpassing the United States as the world's largest economy, owning a major portion of the US national debt, and the trade surplus it enjoys with America. But what most people don’t know is China owes Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in bond payments!
Some brief history: It was American citizens and the US government who made possible China’s recent rise to power with its growing economic and military influence, by buying Chinese government-issued bonds to develop China’s infrastructure.
Between 1911 and 1942 China issued bonds which were purchased by the U.S. Government and many other governments, U.S. and foreign banks and to people around the world including U.S. citizens. The Chinese bonds were marketed competitively with other sovereign debt instruments of the day by Wall Street ﬁrms. They were trusted investments and promoted by many mainstream agencies and newspapers including the old grey lady, the New York Times, then and still the national newspaper of record for the United States.
China properly serviced the debt payments associated with these bonds until it became the Peoples Republic of China in 1949 and decided to intentionally default on the loans. This was an illegal act. Under international law, the money China owes on its defaulted American bonds is considered Sovereign debt, and Sovereign debt has no statute of limitations.
Even worse than China’s violation of the international laws behind sovereign debt, China appears to only pay off its debts for something in return. In 1987, it paid off the same bonds it owes to the US, to the citizens and government of the United Kingdom, which occurred as Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule.
So, clearly, China has acknowledged it owes the money on its bonds and established a precedent by paying the United Kingdom.
But despite its documented record of defaulting on loans, China has used its new political and economic muscle to compete in the international development banking industry. In early 2015, China launched the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the AIIB, which is designed to directly challenge and circumvent the leadership of the US and Japan over both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.
Given these facts, as well as the legal precedent China itself created when it selectively paid off Britain, in tandem with its solid economic world position, there is no excuse for China to refuse its ﬁscal responsibility to the government of the United States as well as to the thousands of individual citizens who purchased those bonds and are still holding them--or in many cases, their children or grandchildren are holding them.
There is currently no US government entity organized to accomplish the task of settling this enormous debt with China, yet there is a private sector American organization planning to accomplish this mission with the assistance of the US government. Since 2001, the American Bondholders Foundation has legally represented the majority of American bondholders, and is working closely with members of Congress to solve this problem.
This potential settlement could be the greatest American stimulus package ever created and yet Americans would be simply settling an outstanding, overdue debt with China.
As America faces the biggest Treasury debt numbers in world history, deadbeat China is now incredulously planning on issuing new international bonds to help their slowing economy. Since it will be against the American and InternationalLaws to buy any bonds from China until all previous bond debts are settled, one wonders if now is the time for Congress and our President to stop China’s goal of getting away with the crime of the century--a second century in a row, racking up more debt heaped upon their last biggest theft in history.
Now that you understand the big picture, please forward a link of this video to your elected officials to help get our money back.
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How to Pronounce bondholders - American English

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Argentina Defaults On Debt But Actually Has A Bigger Problem Looming!!

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Standard & Poor’s declared Argentina in default after the government missed a deadline for paying interest on $13 billion of restructured bonds.
The SouthAmerican country failed to get the $539 million payment to bondholders after a U.S. judge ruled that the money couldn’t be distributed unless a group of hedge funds holding defaulted debt also got paid. Argentina, in default for the second time in 13 years, has about $200 billion in foreign-currency debt, including $30 billion of restructured bonds, according to S&P.
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Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let ...

Should Government Bail Out Big Banks?

Should the government bail out big banks that may otherwise go bankrupt? Or should it let them go under, as it did with Lehman Brothers in 2008? EconomistNicole Gelinas, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, has the answer, and it will have big implications for policymakers when they grapple with the next economic crisis.
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In 2008, America experienced the biggest meltdown of its financial sector since the Great Depression. The conventional wisdom is that this failure and subsequent government rescue, commonly known as "the bailout" was brought about by three decades of bank de-regulation. There were a lot of causes for the meltdown, but deregulation wasn't one of them. Ironically, it wasn't because the banks had become unmoored from government control that led them into the financial storm, it was because they had become too closely tied to government. For three decades Uncle Sam, like an enabling parent, had always "been there" when the big banks got into trouble. The shock in 2008 was that for one brief moment, Uncle Sam wasn't there.
In the wee hours of September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. The financial industry waited for the Feds to step in and save Lehman bondholders like it saved those of Bear Stearns some months earlier. That didn't happen. Global financial markets seized up. As the Dow Jones Industrial average fell 498 points, or nearly 4.4 percent, financial institutions effectively went on strike. Banks wouldn't lend money to other banks and thus, indirectly, to the public because they had no idea which financial institution might go belly up next. The economy can withstand a stock-market crash, but a credit-market freeze -- essentially a cash freeze -- can cause a Depression, as credit underpins almost all business and personal activities. Indeed, some large companies, including General Electric, were so dependent on these short-term credit markets that they were in danger of not being able to pay their workers.
The financial industry pleaded with the government to act. Later in the same day, September 15, it did. The Feds wouldn't save Lehman's but it would save AIG, the primary insurer of mortgage loans. A month later, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion plan to pump taxpayer cash into America's banks and financial institutions was approved by Congress.
Public officials generally agreed that the free market had failed. In November 2008, President George W. Bush came to New York to explain why he, a Republican president, had signed TARP into law. "I'm a market-oriented guy, but not when I'm faced with the prospect of a global meltdown," he said.
But free-market capitalism had not melted down. Again, the problem was not that banks had been too free, but that they had grown too dependent on government over the last few decades. Here's a brief history.
America's first post-Depression bailout of a big bank came in 1984 when the Republican administration of Ronald Reagan, with help from the Federal Reserve bailed out Continental Illinois, the eighth largest commercial bank in the nation. The bailout introduced the phrase "too big to fail" to the financial media's vocabulary.
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Who are the Anglo Irish Bank Bondholders Vincent?

This clip from TV3's 'Tonight with Vincent Browne' has Vincent listing some of the Anglo I...

Ballyhea says no to Bondholders

Dublin:
The small group of patriots from the village of Ballyhea again today showed the corrupt government in Lenster house that they were not governing in their name as they continue to bailout gamblers and con-artists who have forced every Irish citizen to financial serfdom. These brave men and woman are showing the rest of the citizens of Ireland that we need to come together and make known our outright hostility to the current puppets in government as they continue their policy of appeasement to Berlin. The people of Ballyhea are getting up off their knees and saying no way we won't pay! What about the rest of the country??? To all the silent patriots in the countless small towns and villages of Ireland come together and get up off your knees and make a stand!
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Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
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Argentina Finance Minister says country not in default

ArgentineEconomyMinisterAxel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Kicillof has threatened court action if bondholders demand their money back. This, after Buenos Aires has failed to clinch a deal with representatives from the funds. The Latin American country is facing a debt default because of the money it owes to the US financial institutions. Argentinians describe them as vulture funds and accuse them of seeking profit out of the country's financial problem. The private American bond-holders are known as hold-outs because of their refusal to sign a debt restructuring deal. Under the deal, investors agreed to settle for about a third of what they were originally owed.

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Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
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Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://f...

Clay Douglas / Jonna Bianco 2

http://freeamerican.com/
Links to this site American Bondholders may be found at http://freeamerican.com.
Jonna Bianco will blow your mind if you believe that we owe China money!
Keep in mind that she has given all of this information to Congress and they have done nor has our media told the American people about this. Make this go viral!
BACKGROUND:ActionAlerts
From 1900 to 1940, the Chinese Government issued millions of dollars in sovereign debt -- most notably, a large tranche of £25,000,000 issued at 5% in 1913 set to mature in 1960. This massive bond funded the modernization of China's infrastructure and was widely acquired at the time by governments, banks, and investors across the globe. However, in 1938 China defaulted on its "binding engagement upon the Government of the Republic of China and its Successors," leaving millions of global creditors unpaid. In accordance with the terms of the bond, successor government doctrine, and accounting standards, the United States can and should hold China accountable to its obligations.
WHO HOLDS THE BONDS:
The Chinese bonds in question are held throughout the world by treasuries, banks, companies, and over 20,000 private U.S. investors -- many of which are active in seeking remuneration. Critically, the U.S. Treasury and Departments of Justice and State are understood to hold substantial portions of this Chinese sovereign debt. These holdings have not been fully cataloged nor has the U.S. Government moved to hold China accountable for its debt obligations.
HOLDING CHINA ACCOUNTABLE:
China is eager to be recognized by the international trade and financial community as a market economy. However, in order to be regarded as a responsible and reliable participant in international commerce and finance, China must acknowledge and rectify its multiple transgressions against the United States and WTO:
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Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American business magnate, investor, author, television personality and candidate for President of the United States in the 2016 presidential election. He is the chairman and president of The Trump Organization, and the founder of Trump Entertainment Resorts. Trump's career, branding efforts, lifestyle and outspoken manner helped make him a celebrity, a status amplified by the success of his NBC reality show, The Apprentice.
Trump is a son of Fred Trump, a New York City real estate developer. He worked for his father's firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son, while attending the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and officially joined the company in 1968. In 1971, he was given control of the company, renaming it The Trump Organization. Trump remains a major figure in American real estate.
On June 16, 2015, Trump formally announced his candidacy for president in the 2016 election, seeking the nomination of the Republican Party. Trump's early campaigning drew intense media coverage and saw him rise to high levels of popular support. Since early July 2015, he has consistently been the front-runner in public opinion polls for the Republican Party nomination.
Trump began his career at his father's real estate company,[27] Elizabeth Trump and Son,[28] which focused on middle-class rental housing in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. One of Trump's first projects, while he was still in college, was the revitalization of the foreclosed SwiftonVillage apartment complex in Cincinnati, Ohio, which his father had purchased for $5.7 million in 1962. The Trumps became involved in the project and with a $500,000 investment, turned the 1,200-unit complex's occupancy rate from 34% to 100%. In 1972, the Trump Organization sold Swifton Village for $6.75 million.[29][30]
In 1971, Trump moved to Manhattan and became involved in larger building projects and used attractive architectural design to win public recognition.[31] Trump initially came to public attention in 1973, when he was accused by the Justice Department of violations of the Fair Housing Act in the operation of 39 buildings. Trump in turn accused the Justice Department of targeting his company because it was a large one, and to force it to rent to welfare recipients. Trump settled the charges in 1975, saying he was satisfied that the agreement did not "compel the Trump organization to accept persons on welfare as tenants unless as qualified as any other tenant."[32]
Trump made plans to acquire and develop the old Penn Central for $60 million with no money down.[33] Later, with the help of a 40-year tax abatement from the New York City government, he turned the bankrupt Commodore Hotel into the Grand Hyatt[34] and created The Trump Organization.[35]
New York City had a plan to build the Javits Convention Center on property for which Trump held a right-to-buy option. Trump estimated his company could have completed the project for $110 million[36] but the city rejected his offer and Trump received a broker's fee on the sale of the property instead. Repairs on The Wollman Rink in Central Park (built in 1955) were started in 1980 with an expected 2½-year construction schedule but were nowhere near completion by 1986. Trump took over the management of the project, at no cost to the city, and completed it in three months for $1.95 million, which was $750,000 less than the initial budget.[37]
In 1988, Trump acquired the Taj MahalCasino in a transaction with Merv Griffin and Resorts International,[38] which led to mounting debt,[39] and by 1989, Trump was unable to meet loan payments. Although he shored up his businesses with additional loans and postponed interest payments, by 1991, increasing debt brought Trump to business bankruptcy.[39] Banks and bond holders had lost hundreds of millions of dollars, but opted to restructure the debt. The Taj Mahal emerged from bankruptcy on October 5, 1991, with Trump ceding 50 percent ownership in the casino to the original bondholders in exchange for lowered interest rates on the debt and more time to pay it off.[40] He also sold his financially challenged Trump Shuttle airline and his 282-foot megayacht, the Trump Princess.[41] The late 1990s saw a resurgence in Trump's financial situation. The will of Trump's father, who died in 1999, divided an estate estimated at $250–$300 million equally among his four surviving children.
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US Dollar Bearish, Nuclear Option Russia, Gold Is Safety

For those who wish to maintain, to survive, to transfer their wealth across time and into the future, in spite of the global turmoil, gold and silver is imperative. The world events, the economic indications, show us that metals are the only option for preservation of ones dynasty. WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VINZnJPacAU
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http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/is-dr-copper-foreshadowing-a-stock-market-crash-just-like-it-did-in-2008
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2088183-the-nuclear-option-russias-threat-to-dump-treasuries?source=google_news

Who Took Down Stockton?

"Who Took DownStockton?," examines how Stockton, California, became the largest city in American history to file for bankruptcy. The piece highlights the key characters and decisions that brought the city to the brink and traces the trail all the way back to Wall Street.
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***Note: Story originally published May 2013. At time of publishing Stockton was the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, unfortunately shortly after we published this documentary Detroit filed for bankruptcy and therefore surpassed Stockton as the largest municipal bankruptcy.
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We Need A Reset & A Debt Jubilee, The Economic Outcome Will Be Devasting: Jeff Nielson

We Need A Reset & A Debt Jubilee, The Economic Outcome Will Be Devasting: Jeff Nielson

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Pedro Schwartz talks to Alasdair Macleod about Italy, Spain and the European debt crisis

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Pedro Schwartz talks to Alasdair Macleod about Italy, Spain and the European debt crisis

Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/goldresearch. In this video Pedro Schwartz, professor of Economics at Madrid's San PabloUniversity, and Alasdair Macleod of the GoldMoney Foundation talk about the debt crisis in Europe, with special emphasis on Italy and Spain. Schwartz says he witnessed many crises in Spain, but also how they were overcome. If the newly elected government does the right thing then the Spanish economy and society could function again, he states. While he has no faith that they will do the right thing, he thinks that circumstances might force them to be more responsible.
Macleod and Schwartz agree that it would be healthier in the long run if the European Central Bank did not monetise government debt, and forced governments to make painful decisions. Schwartz thinks that insolvent countries should be allowed to leave the euro for a while with the option of reentering again later. During that period local currencies -- the drachma in the case of Greece -- should be used as parallel currencies in co-existence with the euro, as currently practiced in some Latin American countries. Greek bondholders should take losses for making bad investments.
Macleod states, that the problem with financing Europe's debt is basically that the central bank can't support sovereign debt by printing money. Schwartz brings up the possibility of severe cuts in state expenditures to create budget surpluses. As opposed to Italy, for Spain the problem is not so much the public debt, but rather the private debt. However the private debt will become public debt, if it's too large for the banking system to handle independently -- as seen in other countries since 2007. Spanish banks are in deep trouble because of their real estate exposure and it will take a lot of time to write down bad loans.
Schwartz talks about the connection between savings and investment, a point that is often overlooked in his view. There is no opposition between savings and consumption, as savings will eventually be used for consumption. Schwartz says that a change in mentality has to come about with regards to savings, especially when it comes to the issue of retirement. People will have to save more from much earlier in order to have a comfortable retirement.
Talking about labour laws, Schwartz states unemployment in Spain is leading to tragic social consequences. He points out that the official youth unemployment rate in Spain stands at 46% -- the highest level in Europe. Our fractional reserve banking system requires a lender of last resort because the leveraging and multiplication of the base money supply puts normal checking accounts at risk. However the bailing out of bankrupt companies and countries is a different story. America's current dollar policy will not spur growth, but will instead lead to more imbalances, and as a political consequence, contribute significantly to the further decline of the west.
This interview was recorded on November 152011 in Madrid.